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If you’re looking for a higher-end design, Kohler’s LuxStone line might be for you. The units are made of nonporous crushed stone, and you can choose from eight patterns for your wall surround. There are also several showerhead options, including modern, traditional and contemporary designs. You can control the shower with a digital touch device or from a mobile app.
Those who’ve reviewed Kohler’s LuxStone showers on ConsumerAffairs frequently say the installers are professional and the showers are easy to clean and maintain. Many customers were also pleased with the quality and functionality of the showers and said they would recommend the brand to others.
Many LuxStone customers on our site mention helpful reps and a pleasant sales experience. Mary from California said her rep “was very considerate, helpful, willing to make changes, and imaginative.” She also loves the product: “We like the wall texture, which is a flat finish that is shiny and very easy to clean. ... Kohler is a good company and we were very satisfied with their work.”
Kay in Wisconsin said she was “pleased with the people who came to explain what they had to offer. They kept us informed. We knew when they would be here. They were on time and professional. Class act. The shower worked well the first time.”
If you have mobility issues and want a walk-in shower for the accessibility perks, make sure you clarify what kind of safety features are essential to you. One reviewer from Illinois on our site said their shower came with “no nonskid” material on the floor, causing him to slip and fall. “There are some deficits that they need to work on. For a safety shower, there should be a nonskid on the base,” he said.